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New Government Cancer Center Opens at Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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A new university-affiliated center for the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cancer opened at Hakim Children’s Hospital in Tehran. The facility marks the start of the first government-run center dedicated to this treatment within the public healthcare system. The opening ceremony was attended by Mohammad Reza Aref and Mohammad Eslami.

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The new center is expected to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs for families. Previously, the private sector was the only provider of pediatric cancer treatment in the country. The expansion of public access aims to lower the financial burden on patients and their families, particularly regarding high radiotherapy costs.

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